Presidents

Jeremiah
Coleman​

Graduate | President

Jeremiah is a fourth year PhD candidate in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department. He is working in the Houck Lab on fabricating novel junctions such as quantum phase slip wires for new protected superconducting qubits to be used in quantum error correction. He has experience designing benchmarking protocols for quantum computers with the QED-C and quantum circuit design software at Google Quantum AI. He received his undergraduate degrees at Stanford and was the former President of the Stanford Quantum Computing Association.

Thomas
Verril

Undergraduate | President

Thomas is a senior in Electrical and Computer Engineering student with a concentration in Quantum Information and Applied Physics pursuing a triple minor in Computer Science, Music, and Music Performance. He is conducting research on improving coherence times for superconducting qubits in the Houck Lab at Princeton. Thomas has been the President of PSQ since 2023 and involved in the club since 2021. In his free time, he plays trombone and guitar, has a radio show on WPRB Princeton, and likes to explore nature spots around Princeton.

Pranav
Mathur

Undergraduate | Vice President

Pranav Mathur is a junior in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department.














Officers

Rin
Kuroda

Undergraduate | Treasurer

Rin Kuroda is a senior in the Physics Department interested in AMO physics, quantum information, snowboarding, and photography.

Princeton Students in Quantum Logo

Pem
Kazemikhah

Graduate | Treasurer

Payman (Pem) is a second year PhD student and a member in the Mikhailova Lab (ETOILES) working on generating Quantum Entanglement in high frequency ranges with applications in quantum sensing/metrology, imaging/microscopy and spectroscopy. He is interested in attosecond science, quantum optics, high harmonic generation (HHG) and the intersection of these fields. Payman received his MSc degree in Electrical Engineering at the University of Tehran working on quantum information and their enabling technologies.

Princeton Students in Quantum Logo

Shail
Patel

Undergraduate | Education Officer

Shail Patel is a sophomore in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department. He is pursuing Quantum Information & Applied Physics.


Sanjana
Venkatesh

Undergraduate | Tiger Trek Officer

Sanjana Venkatesh is a junior in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering with interests in bioelectronics and biological control systems. As a member of the Berry Lab (Department of Neuroscience), she is modeling mechanisms of computation within individual neurons. In her free time, Sanjana loves to run, read, and discover new foods.

Vivian
Huang

Undergraduate | Spring Trip Officer

Hi! I’m Vivian, a sophomore pursuing a major in physics and minor in computer science. I love learning cool things about the universe and exploring new interests. In my free time I also enjoy going to coffee shops, rock climbing, and learning new languages.

Daohong
Xu

Graduate | Outreach Officer

Daohong is a second-year graduate student in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department. He is working with Prof. Jeff Thompson and Prof. Sarang Gopalakrishnan on theoretical quantum information, with a focus on quantum error correction. He earned his undergraduate degrees in physics and mathematics from the University of Chicago, where he conducted research in experimental quantum sensing and theoretical quantum computing. In his free time, he enjoys hiking, classical music, and soccer.

Eric
Jung

Undergraduate | General Events Officer

Hello, my name is Eric Yale Jung and I am a sophomore in the COS BSE department. I find the hardware and physics of quantum computing very fascinating, but my interests mostly lie in the pseudo-theoretical algorithms and programming/software aspects. I hope to be involved in and pursue the field of quantum computer science in the future.

Bowei
Liu

Graduate | General Events Officer












Shashwat
Kumar

Graduate | General Events Officer

Shashwat is a third year PhD student in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department. He works on quantum computing with superconducting qubits in the Houck Lab. He is interested in novel qubit designs and intrinsically error-protected qubits.



Alumni Officers

Elizabeth
Medina

Undergraduate | Social and Outreach Chair

Elizabeth is a senior in the ECE department on the Quantum Information and Applied Physics track. She’s eager to introduce other students to the weird, yet brilliant, world of quantum and is looking forward to getting to know the rest of the club members. These days, you can find her working on her thesis in Princeton’s Houck Lab. In her free time, she enjoys playing the ukulele and making digital art (including cartoons for the Daily Princetonian).

Yufei
Zheng​

Graduate | General Events Officer















Athan
Zhang

Undergraduate | Event Planning Chair

Athan is a Computer Science major at Princeton with side interests in Quantum Computing and Optimization. His passion for Quantum started in high school, where he was one of six juniors in his Electrodynamics class and completed research using VQAs to identify time-series anomalies in cryptocurrency prices for his senior research project. He’s self driven, being an avid member of the Qiskit community and school.


2023 – 2024 Team

Graduate: Jeremiah Coleman, Yufei Zheng, Shashwat Kumar

Undergraduate: Thomas Verril, Rin Kuroda, Athan Zhang, Elizabeth Medina, Pranav Mathur, Eric Jung, Vivian Huang